Introduction

Located in west-central Poland, Poznań is bustling and charming city that with a buzzing atmosphere during the day and a positively electric nightlife. This eclectic city has plenty to explore with an array of attractions and areas of interest.The city has a rich culture boasting an abundance of museums, art galleries as well as impressive architecture.
A walk around the city is the best way to get an authentic taste of the city’s culture. Poznań boasts a vibrant nightlife. For those wanting to hit the town and stay out until the early hours of the morning then the city won’t disappoint. The city streets are home to an array of buzzing bars, lively clubs and pubs. You’ll also be spoilt for choice when it comes to restaurants in the city.

Ideal car

Hatchback
A hatchback would be ideal for driving on poor road surfaces such as those in the suburbs or on the outskirts of Poznań.

Driving in Poznan

R

Road Driving Side

50kmh

Urban Speed Limit

90-100kmh

Rural Speed Limit

120-140kmh

Motorway Speed Limit

Important things to note

Owing to the compact road layout of the city, Poznań is a fairly easy city to navigate by car.
Be aware that many motorways, expressways and national roads surrounding the city are now toll roads.
Many roads, even in the city, are in a poor state of repair. It’s advisable to always drive carefully, particularly on uneven surface or narrow roads.
It’s advisable to exercise caution at all times when driving as local driving standards are poor. Speed limits, traffic lights and road signs are all routinely ignored.

Highlights & Hotspots

One of the best ways to learn about the fascinating history of the city is to spend an afternoon at the Historical Museum of Poznań. Located inside the town hall, this interesting museum has an array of exhibits and artefacts on display.
Families will enjoy spending the day at the Zoological Gardens. This site was originally the city’s main zoo and while many animals have been relocated to the new zoo, there is still plenty of wildlife to see here.
Malta Lake is an area that always has plenty going on. For those who want a fun and active day out, the lake offers everything from cycling to riding a toboggan or taking a boat ride across the lake. There’s also a mini-golf course and a dry ski slope. The New Zoo is also a short walk away.
Admire the architecture of the Renaissance town hall designed by architect Giovanni Battista Quadro. The most striking feature is the high tower and crowned eagle sitting on top of the spire.

Airport Information

Pozna≈Ñ ≈Åawica Airport is located approximately three miles west of the centre of Poznan and is accessible via the 307 National Road via a link road connecting the airport to the main road network.The airport has one main passenger terminal, serving over 1.5 million passengers every year.